Management

11 Feb 2026

Privacy is becoming invisible; the business consequences won’t be

The divide between those who embrace "invisible" privacy and those who hesitate is now a defining business metric

Rethinking observability for strategic clarity

11 Feb 2026

The observability tools that once brought stability are failing because they weren’t built for today’s complexity. They’ve become rigid, noisy and expensive

Motivating with incentives

11 Feb 2026

A merger can cause great worry for employees, but this can be managed with tailored benefits and incentives to keep morale high

Building business with emerging technology

11 Feb 2026

New technology such as AI, automation and zero trust need to be paired with strong governance, inclusive adoption and operational resilience

How AI is quietly taking over insurance operations

10 Feb 2026

Artificial intelligence in insurance is no longer confined to pilots or back-office experiments.

09 Feb 2026

Agility in regulated industries

Agility is not about moving fast at the expense of control. It is about building systems that let organisations adapt without introducing unnecessary risk

What could YOU gain from financial advice?

05 Feb 2026

For many people, the journey to retirement begins with a single letter. Often it arrives around age 55, from your pension provider, politely reminding you that it’s time to start thinking about your future.

Rethinking the High Street

05 Feb 2026

Online shopping is changing what we want from physical retail, but it does not mean we no longer want it. Indeed many shoppers prefer the in-store experience

Optimising process repositories

05 Feb 2026

Many workplaces have built elaborate systems for creating information – but failed at making that information accessible when it matters

Modernisation in the face of AI

05 Feb 2026

Where legacy environments are fragmented or unstable, deploying AI becomes slower, more expensive and harder to scale

05 Feb 2026

Best of British Business: Cyber-security for Britain’s SME backbone

For more than three decades, Kent and London-based IT managed service provider Sota has helped British organisations navigate successive waves of technological change – from the early days of the PC revolution, through the rise of the internet, to today’s AI-driven economy.

Management

Privacy is becoming invisible; the business consequences won’t be

Rethinking observability for strategic clarity

Motivating with incentives

Building business with emerging technology

How AI is quietly taking over insurance operations

Agility in regulated industries

What could YOU gain from financial advice?

Rethinking the High Street

Optimising process repositories

Modernisation in the face of AI

Best of British Business: Cyber-security for Britain’s SME backbone

The hidden tax ID compliance failure costing global companies millions

How Bizerba Self Everything brings security and speed to retail

Floating on the sea of sameness

Why the AI opportunity is built on a currency of trust

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